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LANsBuReH & BRo.
LARGEST STORE IN WASHINGTON.

Before going into details Of prices &c, we wish to
state that all our Cotton Underwear is warranted;
ticuary looked into that the materials are the best
or tne prices that when we tell you it
s worth more 1t Is genuine and sincere statement.
LADIES' CAMBRIC GOWNS.
Style No I, Mother Hubbard yoke. tucked front and
back trimmed with edge of embroidery around neck
ana sleeves ini regular made. best quality cambria.
Style No: z. made Of fine quality cambric. yoke Of
cambric rutte and edge. &C. former price CSC
sertins three Clusters ef ne tucHs nished Sib m
broidessd edge around neck and sleeves, 9Sc former
LADIES' CAMBR1C CHEM1sE.
Style No 1, yoke of pin tucks Hamburg inserting,
trimmed around with embroidered edge, only 63c.
over embroidery, skirt bottom. trimmed with EN-
s5Sis Ss Sss I1s aas Asdis bss. quality
ring-bone finished. only CSC.
LADIES' CAMBRIC DRAWERS.
Style No. 1. made of good quality cambric trimmed
with deep embroidered ruffie bunch of tucks above
Style No. 2 is trimmed with fine Hamburg insert
my Two ern 0i tmcks deep embroidered ruffe
Style No. is trimmed with MedIci lace three clus.
ters OF nne tucks best quality of cambric only CSC
GREAT BARGAINS IN LADIES' SUMMER sACQUEs
We have put closng-out prices on these goods.
cluster OF tueks down front trimmed with rue Of the
n neex and bottom, perfect fifth ng
Among our Sacgues you viii find few odd sizes
These are made Of coed quality cambria, cluster of 16
ks down front and back trimmed with ruffie of en-
formerly sold at Csc.
Another style in lawn, trimmed with six clusters
Sewa o front around SseF
sriv ana So10 and down 'front.' only s9c for
Ladies' Dressing Sacques made of fine India linen
trimmed with six clusters of fine tucks. Medici lace
S2,25
These are only few Of the many different Styles
We mention these as being Special Bargains, reduced
on account OF oe1IR odd sizes and slightly soiled
our Underwear Department is kept separate from
ai other stocks This fact speaks volumes to ladies
dsslrlous OF purchasing underwear Competent and
efcient sales ladies look your wants Our CHIEF
lady OF this department is lady of wide experience
havlnk been for the past eight years exclusively in
the COTTON Underwear business and what she doesnt
Know about Underwear does not exist.
CORSETS. CORSETS
Show US house that carries the assortment we do
snow US tne mousse that will give you another Corset
one does not give you entire satisfaction We will dc
everything To secure and retain your trade
lne following are among our brands:
Inc her Majesty Corset" the 'P D. =" the ''R c.
the C P, Warmers 'Corsline," Warmers Health
warner rssuinmer,' Warmers Nursing "the '.Thomp
sons" the &c b. =. the "Saluda" the 800 Bone" the
DiSnond the Venus, the "Orioe, ,"aud all kinds OF
nursing and children's Corsets ~
We Keep Corsets IN short length, medium length
and extra long length and II cannot suit you nc
one eal.
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Ohio Democrats.
Ohio Democrats
GOSSIP AS TO THE OUTCOME OF THE CONVENTION
WHICH MEETS TOMORROW.

WHICH MEETS TOMORROW.
The Ohio State Democratic Convention will as
semble at Cleveland tomorrow morning. Ex-Sen-
atOr Thurman having declined to be a candidate,
1T is expected that the choice OF the convention
will fall upon one Of the three Congressman Thos.
G. Powell, N. A. Foran or j. G. Campbell. FOran
has gone to Duluth. and his candidacy is IN the
hands OF his friends, who are leaving stone un-
turned to improve his prospects. The nomina-
tiOnS to be made are for the Office of governor,
lieutenant governor. two judges Of the State Su-
preme Court, State auditor and treasurer,
attorney general and one member of the
board OF public works. The eighty-eight counties
delegates, and nearly that number OF alJernates
will also be in attendance. For minor Offices there
is the usual avalanche Of candidates, and the un-
expected development OF the FOran boom is likely
to create some animated dckering and wire pulling
to-day.
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THE CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINING BOARD.-The CEN
tral board OF examiners for the civil service has
not yet been completed. The board will be COM
posed Of seven persons detailed for the purpose
from the Departments. So far only six have been
b. Nivers and Montgomery Cumming, of the Treas
ury Department; John Wilson, Of the War De-
partment, and F. E. Storm, of the Navy Depart
ment. Mr.. Adams, now OF the Interior Depart
ment, but until recently, connected with the
Civil Service Commission. was chosen for the
seventh member. but Secretary Lamar has de-
clined to detail Mr.. Adams for the PURPOSE.
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a Steau,er Misstug.

LONDON, July l9.-A dispatch from Rio Grands
Do SUI says that the Brazilian mail steamer Rio
Apa, bound from this port for Rio Jstneiro, WAS
driven TO sea by stress OF weather aud has not
since been heard from IL Is feared that she has
been lost.
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday.
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and l1th St, By
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
s. H. KAUFMAN, fresG

THH EvrNrys STAR is served TO subscribers in ths
city by their account at 10 cents per
week. &c per month Copies at the counter,
cents each. BY mail-pOstase prepaid-50 cents Z
month. one year. So six months, So
Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D. O. q
yecoDdclass mail m1tterj
The WEEKLY STAR-published on Friday-sl n
year postage prepaid Six months, so cents
tN-AH mail subscriptions must be paid in nd yanca,
no paper sent longer than is paid for.
Rates advertising made known on application.
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VIZ. Rlaine a, Dunscrmlinc.

LONDON, July l9.-Mr. JAS q. Blaine and Mr.
Andrew Carnagie attended the unvei Ing al Dun
fernline to-day, OF a monument oi Alexander
III. who reigned In Scotland from l2+a 20 l2s6
They drove To the spot IN four-borSe coach
They were well received.
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICS. &t

o. o. F. LIBRARY ASSOCIATION EXCURSION
10 10 River View. on Steamer Mary Washington for
the benefit of j. o. o. +. Library, on WEDNESDAY.
JULY2O Boat leaves at $50 o'clock a. and $50
O'Clock T. Returns at and 10 u. m Tickets %
cents Band music on boat and at pavilion 1t
EXCURSION CHRIST CHURCH MISSION, EAST
IbWaShImxton. on Steamer Arrowsmith, to Colonial
Beach. IHU RSDAf, JULY 21. 1887. Boat leaves
80 and returnIug about $50. Tickets adults soc,
children 1c Tickets to be had of committee and on
the morning of EXCLUSION iylQ-ot.
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A COnseryaiiyc Elected.

LONDON, July lathe election In the Basinstoke
division OF Hampshire 10 NH the cincy caused
by the elevation TO the peersge OF q. Sclaier
Booth conservative, was held to-day. Mr. Jerferys,
conservative, was elected, receiving 3, l5s votes
against ,, ,426 FOR Mir. Eve liberal. The conserva-
tive vote shows falling on OF doo and the liberal
vote gain OF 100 as compared with the election VI
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Tanners Temper.

HIS EPITHET APPLIED TO MR. LONG DISCUSS ED@THB
PUNISHMENT FITS TIE CRIME.
In the house OF commons yesterday the case OF
DR.. Tanner, who called Mr. Long damned snoo."
was considered. DIR. Tanner was not present, al
though Mr.. Long had notified him that the matter
would be brought before the house.
The facts or the case, as explained by Mr.. Long,
were that Mr.. Long. meeting Dr. Tanner In the
lobby, asked him IL reference 10 a division, DR..
Tanner having complained that his vote was NOT
seconded.
DIR. Tanner replied-"You're a tory aren't your
wish to God, tnen, you wouldn't speak TO me,
have told you damned tories never 20 speak 70 me.
[Irish cheersl Talk 10 your own damned lot
MT. Long answered: ~ wasn't aware you UonJ
wish 10 be spoken TO-" - -.
DIR. Tanner then went on: keep your CANNED
tongue In your mouth. Don't make blasted fool
OF yourself Laughter by the Parnellites
As Mr.. Long was hurryfng away Dr Tannef
sailed out: ''There goes damned snoD."
W. Ii. smith, the government leader, SAID that
in view OF the necessity 10 maintain decoTum, he
would move that In consequence OF his disorderly
words DR. Tanner be suspended for month.
Messrs. sexton Parneil and Gladstone thought
such punishment disproportionate 20 the ofIense
and Mr. smith, after hearing MT. Gladstone, said
he would not press his motion, and instead would
propose that Dr. Tanner should attend on Thur1.
day next. This was agreed 10.
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EXAMINATION OF THE Discussing OFFICERS AC-
coUNTs.-Assistant Secretary Thompson has d.
rected the Assistant Treasurers Of the United
states, who have accounts with Messrs Bartlett
state the condition OF those accounts at the close
OF business on Friday last The examination Of
the accounts OF the dSbursing officers OF the
second Auditors and Sixth Auditors offices has
been virtually completed. and the Secretary has
been informed that the result was entirely salts
factory.
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District Government Affairs.
PROTECTION OF MOUNT PLEASANT PROPERTY FRoI


At the instance OF the District Commissioners,
Mr.. L. :. Emery has submitted a proposition 10
provide Mount Pleasant with facilities for eytin.
gushing fires. lie suggests that a re-ilarn be
placed at some place there, SO that In an emer.
gency the citizens may utilize what water there IL
In the wells and clsterns; also that the Village be
supplied with water as soon as Is possible, either
by filling reservoirs through pipes from the stand
pipe Meridian Ill., or In some other manner
which the Commissioners may devise. Capt. Sy.
that the ideas advanced by Mr.. Emery have q
practical value and the only difficulty that he can
see in the way OF its accomplishment is that the
District has no money with which 10 do { he work.
He thinks that a number OF wells and cisterns
should be made and filled with water by means of
pipes running from the Meridian Hill stand-pipe,
or by rain. an engine-hOuse built there and an
engine provided To keep the fre under control
while the fire engines are on their way from the
city. The residents or Mount Pleasant, and the
insurance companies which are interested In the
village, should be willing 10 pay for this. he thinks
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwise as follows:
1903 Corcoran street northwest; $4,000. k. w.
Mann, to erect brick dwelling, numbered 1919 NJ
street northwest; Sl,500. *. stead, TO erect two
brick dwellings, numbered 1870 and 1922 Sth
street northwest; $4,000. Mrs. X Schneider, 10
erect brick dwelling, numbered 1888 81 street
southwest; Sl,So0. A. X. Bernie. 10 erect nine
brick dwellings, numbered 609 10 625 I'd street
northeast; Sl5,S00. Mrs X. Schneider % repair
No. 1S4 Sd street southwest; $500. T. Stilson, 70
repair No. us North Carolina avenue southeast:
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NAVAL ORDERs--Ensign Jno. s. Walters, ordered
to the Atlanta Paymaster VIM. j. Thomson, to
special duty at the Smithsonian Institution. Chap
lain X. r. Hoes, to the receiving-shi Vermont,
August l. Lieut. Commander j. n. Hemphill, de-
tached from the Washington navy-yard, Aug gust
81, and granted three months leave with permis-
sion to go abroad. Lieut.. w. r. Harris from the
Mare Island, Cal, navy-yard, september 1, and
ordered to the Ranger. Lieut.; Jno G: Eaton, from
the Ranger, September !, and placed on waiting
in connection with the new cruisers and granted
one months leave. Chaplain II. B. Hibben, from
orders. Capt. A. S. Taylor. OF the Marine Corps,
and Lieut.. VIM. P. Potter, detached from the Lam
caster and ordered home on the steamer OF June
25 from Rio de JaneirO.
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RULED OFF THE TRACK.
COrrigan, the Owner Of Irish Pat, Ex.
PEELED from the American Association
TrackS.

CHICAGO, July ia local paper says: At a
meeting OF the Washington Park Club last night
charges preferred against Ed. Corrigan the noted
horse owner, on account OF his conduct at the
race course during the mile heats selling race on
Thursday last, were considered, and the result OF
the action taken by the club eXpels Corr1gan from
all race tracks or the American Racing Associa-
tiOn OF which the Washington Park Club is a mem-
Der. COrrigans Offense was nagrant violation
of the rules OF the association. The horses entered
for the race We're: Sour Mash, Paragon, Ira l..
Bride and Irish Pat, the latter belonging TO Corr
gan. Irish Pat was ridden by Blaylock, who
clearly lost the first heat TO Sour Mash by failing
to urge his mount TO finish. When the horses
came out for the next heat OF the judges called
down from the stand and told Blaylock that the
judges were not satisfied with his riding, and that
he must ride the next heat TO win. COir1gan here
interrupted, saying: "The boy Is riding TO my
orders" and then turning TO Blaylock said: "You
ride as instructed YOU" Corrigan then used lam
guage to the judges which Is said TO have been
offensive. The Judges decided TO have an apology
at least from Mr. Corrigan, under penalty OF his
being ruled on The second heat was then run in
much the same manner as the first.
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THE GARCIA CAsE.-A report has been made to
the Mexican minister in the Garcia case, by which
it appears that the fact OF his citizenship was un-
known to the Mexican project who imprisoned
him
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Persona, ssoyemeus.. Etc.

Mrs. Walter Ii. Williams, accompanied by hef
daughters Annie and Estele, .sunlmerfng at
Piney Point.
Mr.. E. +. Andrews left the city last evening TO
sail from there for Europe tomorrow. Mrs. An
drews expects to visit Ohio later In the season.
Mr. w. j. Turpen, OF the Pension once, accom-
panied by his wife and daughter, left for Deer
Park this morning.
Miss Kate Blake and her niece, Miss Putnam,
leave to-day for the mountains Of Maryland, 10 be
gone until late In the fail.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. A. Knorr celebrated the twenty.
fifth anniversary OF their marriage last evening at
their residence 16lS l4th street. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll. Miss Knorr,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lieve, OF Baltimore; Mr.. q. A Stein
icken, OF Wilmington, Del; Mr.. and MfS. owens,
Mrs. Wheideman, Mr. and Mrs. Frey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs Austin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Denny, Miss Rotenburg, Miss Nichols, Dr. A :.
Douglass, Mr.. Lee Mr.. j. p. Smith. Mr.. Morrison,
and Mrs. j. Elvin. Mr.. and Mrs. knorr were the
recipients OF many handsome presents.
Mrs. Hobbie, with her daughter Ada. leave to-
day TO spend the summer at Governors Island
with her daughter, Mrs. Gen. Tompkins. Her
daughter Mrs. n. Reeve will spend the summer
General sheridan was I'm Cincinnati yesterday
looking after a site for the United States
Army barracks at Newport, Ny.
Allan Arthur, son OF the late ex-President Ar
thur, has arrived In Paris.
President Robert Garrett, OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, Will sail for England ON saturday
with his family.
Maj. and Mrs. II. A. Hall, their daughter, Miss
Marion, and son, Frank left the city this morning
for Lake George for the remainder OF the season.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
II ERNANS THEATER AND SUMMER
N 10 and &c GARDEN. No higher.
GRIEVE'S COMIC OPERA AND SPECIALITY CO
~ Ladies. PATIENCE. 20 Ladies.
MILE GIRARD AMES' RUSTIC BEAUTIES jylS
DANORAMA OF BATTLE OF BULL. RUN,
l. 10th St. two blocks south of Pennsylvania ava
DeigLtfuly cooled by new and complete apparatus.
0en from y a III to lU y. H. jy15
A TALETIC PARK.
"A Everybody Delighted with the
ROLLER COASTER
OPEN AT P. NJ.
jy5-1m MUSIC IN ATTENDANCE
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Probably Burned to Death.

MONTREAL, July 19.-The employees OF the st.
Lawrence sugar Refinery, which was destroyed
by fire last week. were paid last night, when It
was found that three OF them, named Henderson,
Beaumont and VasJoden, the latter an Italian,
were missing 1t is believed that they were burned
death
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The German crown princes throat affection is

70
being rapidly cured.
Christopher A. Buckley, the blind democratic
leader OF California who went abroad three
months ago to consult several eminent Oculists In
the hope that they would be able to restore his
sight, has returned despondent, having been
told In all the cities that he visited that his case
was hopeless.
Boston has new club. Just organized. It Is
OF young Unitarian laymen, and the membership
Is limited to one hundred. The purpose OF the
club Is to 90 hearty work for the Unitarian
Church.
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THOSE WHO LEAVE THE CITY during the sum-
mer can have THE STAR mailed to them for any
length OF time and the address changed as often
as desired. The subscription must be invariably
paid in advance
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General Foreign News.
LOOKING TO IrALys ACTION.

AtTlUN.
PARIS, July l9-M. Jouyencal has presented In
the chamber OF deputies a bill proposing the for
nation OF a corps of 30 600 men especially 10 pro-
tect the Italian frontiers In the event of Italy
Sisting Germany against France.
MEETING or THE EMPERoRs.
LONDON July ia Vienna dispatch saws II IS
certain that Emperor Francis Joseph VIII go 10
Gastien at the beginning OF August TO meet En-
peror William and that Count kalnoky and Prince
Bismarck Will attend the meeting.
SEVERE SNOW STORMS IN THE ALPS
GENEVA, July la.-There have been severe snow
storms in the Swiss Alps. Six tourists including
three sons OF the director OF Zurich College have
been lost on the JungGrau. Several parties were
sent out 10 endeavor TO rescue them, but their
efforts were hot successful.
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A MEETING or THE EMPEROR
Telegrapl.ic Briefs.

The storehouse OF the Burlington and Missouri
River Railway at Lincoln, Neb., was burned last
night. Loss, $4,000. Insured
At the general meeting of the shareholders OF
the West Ontario Pacific road held yesterday, the
lease I'm perpetuity 10 the Canadian Pacific road
was authorized.
No details OF the meeting OF the directors OF the
Georgia Central Railroad which was held I'm New
York yesterday, can be obtained. III. Il. Hollins,
VINO represents the party In control. says that no
business OF any kind was transacted.
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President Cleveland.
HIS MOVEMENTS YEsTERDAY-MORE INVITATIONS TO
VISIT OTHER CITIES.
When the Presidential party reached CanastOta
yesterday, 1900 people had gathered and were
awaiting the distinguished party at the depot.
When the train came to a standstill Postmaster
Barlow introduced Mr. Cleveland to the people
and an informal reception for the next fifteen min
utes was held 500 people shaking hands with the
President. Mrs. Cleveland stood in the doorway
OF the car and acknowledged the salutations OF the
crowd.
THE RECEPTION AT Casanova,
on the arrival OF the party there, was hearty
one. A procession was formed and escorted the
party to Mrs Lincklaen's residence. which is also
the summer home of Secretary Fairch1ld. her SON.
ated with national cOlOrs. The place never before
saw such crowds OF people. AT o'clock gen.
eral reception began at the Lincklaen mansion.
The attendance was large and represented the i'm
mediate locality, adjacent towns and the city OF
Syracuse, from which place special trains came.
Volunteers from knowltOn Post, G. A. r., acted as
usherS The party dined at the residence OF Sid
ney 7. Fairchild, father Of the Secretary. On the
way there from Canastota Mrs. Roscoe COnkling
sent q basket Of flowers, which was presented to
Mrs. Cleveland.
just before the reception began Mrs. Cleveland
was presented with a solid Oaken box, silver
mounted, containing a teacup and saucer, one OF a
breakfast set used by George Washington. The
box was made from the wood OF a white oak tree
under which the first settler OF CazenOvia pitched
Lelyard. The crowd passed through the house at
the rate of thirty minute and many OF the peo-
pie were presented by name. The President and
Mrs. cleveland and Secretary and Mrs Fairchild
dined with Mrs. Lincklaen at z: O'Clock, and at
$3.50 were driven to the Owayhena Boat Club
house, on the shore OF the lake, where they wit
messed the pyrotechnic display and tlluminations,
which were on grand scale and thoroughly en-
joyed by the Presidential party. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleveland spent the night at the home OF 8. Z.
Fairchild, the father OF Secretary Fairchild
MORE INVITATIONS.
Yesterday the city council OF Milwaukee invited
President and Mrs. Cleveland to pay visit to MIL.
waukee during the present summer or coming
autumn. The resolution Will be forwarded to
President Cleveland by the mayor as soon as en-.
crossed.
Mayor Roche, OF Chicago. was yesterday waited
upon by committee composed OF Gen. Newberry,
A. NJ. Wright, J. b. Drake, D. c. Cregar, and NJ. w.
Fuller, in the interest OF having the city council
extend an Invitation to President Cleveland to
visit the city during his proposed Western trip
and at the time Of the soldiers encampment In
october, II possible. The mayor fell In with tine
suggestion at once, and said he would lay the
maLter before the council and also give the move
ment his hearty support.
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The COUNT OF THE CASH and securities in the
Treasurer's Office which began May %. will prob
ably be concluded this week, as only the gold coin
amounting to s25 OOO, 900, remains to be counted.
far as known not single penny's deficiency has
yet been found.
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DR.. Tanner Summoned by the Speaker.
LONDON, July 19.-The speaker OF the house OF
commons has sent a messenger to Ireland
to notify DR.. Tanner that II is impera-
lively necessary for him to be present In the house
on Thursday to answer the charges that he used
violent language toward Mr.. Long In the lobby OF
the house last week.
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DEATH OF Mr.. BELDEN NoBLE.-The painful in
telligence was received here to-day OF the drown
ing at Alburgh Springs VT, on Friday last,
OF Mr.. Belden Noble, OF this city. Up to this
writing there particulars Of the distressing
affair, save that he was buried at Essex, n Y to-
day. Mr.. Noble has lived in this city for several
years past, and, though not widely known, he was
both admired and respected by those enjoying his
acquaintance. He may be called one OF the
pioneers in the new architectural development Of
Washington, having built the large and handsome
residence on Massachusetts avenue and 18th
street a number OF years ago, and which has ever
since been his winter home. His summers he gen.
plain, where he possessed large and valuable land
interests.
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SAILED FOR HONoLULU.-The Navy Department
Is informed that Commodore Kimberly, command
ing the Pacific squadron, sailed some days ago in
the flag ship Vandalia from CaliaO for Honolulu,
and Is probably at the latter post by this time.
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DROWNED AS JoKR.-Lorenzo krieS or Altoona
pa was sleeping on a raft In The Allegheny River
SUNDAY evening, when some boys, wishing 70 play
q practical Joke upon him, pushed him Into the
water and he was drowned None Of the boys
have been arrested